The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-02

bonds, or Of their proceeds. so to be issued
and delivered in payment Of said subscrip-
ton shall at any time be used in payment,
directly or indirectly, in whole or in part,
Of any Indebtedness of the under$ yned
that may now exist.
80. That the undersigned will, after its
first cash dividend shall he declared, on
presentation at its Office Of the stock certi6-
Gates issued under the provisions of the
2Sth section of its charter issue stock there.
for to those to whom such certificates were
issued, or their representatives or assigns.
~. That in the event this proposition is
submitted to the vote of the county and
carried, and the said subscription made in
conformity thereto, the undersigned binds
itself to commence the construction of said
road in good faith, and to complete the
same from Frankfort to point on the Gin
cinnat Southern Railway at or near
Georgetown, KY, within two years from
the date OF said subscription, and. to Paris,
KY. within thirty months from said date.
IS. That none Of the bonds herein be-
fore mentioned shall be issued and deliv.
cred as aforesaid until the mortgage exc
cuted by the undersigned TO the Central
Trust Company Of New York. dated Janu-
airy list, 1883, be cancelled and released,
and said release recorded in the County
Court Clerks Office of this county
'6. The line Of the said railroad snail be
located as near to the Forks of Elkhorn as
in the judgment of the chief engineer of
the undersigned shall be reasonably prac-
ticable, having due regard to the cheap
ness Of construction and directness of
route. This, the 2S,h day of May, 1887.
THE Paris, Georgetown x Frankfort
Railroad Company, by
SWIM. LINDSAY, President"
And it is further ordered that proper
poll-books shall be prepared by the County
Court Clerk and delivered 10 the officers
of each voting place, which shall have each
page ruled in three columns and headed,
the first column Names of Voters" the
second "For the Railroad Subscription"
and the third against the Railroad Sub
scription." And the following are the
officers to hold said election:
Court .house-Peter lett and w. II.
Posey, judges; J. H. Pattie, clerk.
Market-house r.. B. Jilson and John
Tobin, judges; Thos. J. Harris, clerk.
Gas.house-J. +. Deakins and William
Flynn, judges; VIM. H. Murray, clerk.
Forks of Elkhorn-Isaac Wingate and
"a w. AoSNH"' J"oSSS, Dch AACdu, CiCtk.
Peaks MILL. Harmon and T. N. Sui.
livan, judges; Llewellyn Church, clerk.
Neutrality-suspicious. Carr and Joe Du-
vail, judges; John Bates, clerk.
Bridgeport-Joseph Robinson and James
Russell, judges; w. Fl. Hall, clerk.
Cedar Run-Scott Brown and E. o.
Hawkins, judges; B. F. Rogers, clerk.
Bald Knob-Jobn Thompson and G.. v.
Harrod, judges; Albert Violet, clerk.
Flat Creek-Jno. H. Moore and Theo.
Carr, judges; c. II. Vaught, clerk.
Benson-J. d. Moore and David Moore,
judges; L. P. Hulett, clerk.
The judges of the election at each Of the
several precincts or voting places are
directed to ask, or cause to be asked, each
voter, "Are you for or against the SUBJ
scription to the railroad" and to see that
the votes are recorded as the voters may
answer or direct, and to certify the poll
hooks according to law.
a copy.
Attest N. B. SMITH,
Clerk c. f. C. C.